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Source Name of collection/source Name of collection/source Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Data Characteristics Data Characteristics Reference period Reference periodAnnual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Population & Scope Population & Scope Population coverage Population coverageData include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Concepts & Classifications Concepts & Classifications Key statistical concept Key statistical conceptData refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Collection: Data are compiled from the Labour Force Survey. For unemployment definition look under Unemployment .
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Unemployment data are obtained by adding private households unemploymemt and collectives household unemployment. For private households, since 2003 data refer to the average number of unemployed according ILO drawn from the continuous Labour Force Survey. It should be noted that the figures are average numbers of unemployed during a year and not series adjusted for seasonal variations. For collectives households, the ratio between the share of unemployed in collectives households and the share of unemployed in private households is assumed to remain constant through time. This ratio is estimated from census annual survey. Due to the renewal of the 2013 Labor Force Survey questionnaire, unemployment data have been revised downwards. In March 2014 da for the period 1975 to 2012 have been backcasted and smothed to deleted the breaks in series and change in the definitions.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Annual data are estimated averages for the year. Every year, results of the Employment Survey are aligned with estimates of population calculated by INSEE using annual registry office statistics and results of the censuses. Weights attributed to the household data are adjusted in such a way that estimates of men and women by quinquennial age groups add to the total.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data are mid-year estimates obtained by averaging official estimates at 31 December for two consecutive years. Data up to 1981 have been aligned to the 1982 census results. Data from 1982 to 1989 have been aligned to the 1990 census results. Data from 1990 to 1998 have been aligned to the 1999 census results. The last population census took place in 1999. From 2006 onwards , census are annual. and cover only part of the population each year. Data from 2000 to 2005 are aligned to the 1st January 2006 census. At the end of each year N, the 1st January census results of year N-2 are available and final. Data for N-1 and N are revised and provisional. Estimates are done with number of deaths and births as well as net migration.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data include only persons declaring usual hours worked.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to all persons aged 15 years and over living in metropolitan France. Private and collectives household are included.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the resident population (de facto), including armed forces temporarily stationed abroad. Data refer to metropolitan France.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the number of persons who worked during the survey week, including employees, self-employed as well as family workers. Data include persons who have a job but are not at work due to illness (less than 1 year), vacation, labour dispute, educational leave, etc.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Data refer to the shorter of the following two periods: the duration of search for work and the duration of joblessness.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Part-time employment refers to persons who work less than 30 hours per week in their main job. The number of hours given here corresponds to the number of hours usually worked. This covers all hours including extra hours, either paid or unpaid, which the person normally works, but excludes travel time between the home and the place of work as well as the main meal breaks. Persons who usually also work at home are asked to include the number of hours they usually work at home. Apprentices, trainees and other persons in vocational training are asked to exclude time spent in school or other special training centres.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Data refer to the number of persons who are actively looking for work, are available for work, are without work during the reference week or who are available for work and have a new job to start in the future.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.
Long Labour Force time series in line with National Accounts concepts. Data refer to metropolitan France. Series refer to private household as well as collectives household. The series are obtained by adding the average level of employment during the year and the level of ILO unemployment. The average level of employment is obtained from estimates. Private household unemployment is the average of the quarterly Labour Force Survey results to which collectives households unemployment estimates based on annual census are added.